Lee Led

Welcome to Lee Led, a small community in the heart of Surat Thani. What this modest community lacks in size, it more than makes up for in things to do and see. In fact, this area is known as the ‘Amazon of Thailand’ thanks to its rich array of mangrove forests. Another important aspect of this village is the actual villagers themselves. The people living here have an indigenous wisdom to them…

The natural abundance of trees and other greenery in the Lee Led Community draws obvious comparisons with the Amazon rainforest (hence the name, the Amazon of Thailand). Its lush mangrove forest contains millions of Samae Dam, Kong Kang, and Lamphu trees…

Experience the friendliness of the people of Lee Led. Learn their local wisdom and enjoy boat rides through the mangroves as you study there many trees you float past. Then try out the rich southern foods…

Have fun and strengthen your corporate bonds as you take part in these mangrove-based activities that are sure to be fun, full of knowledge and beneficial without you ever realizing it…

Do your part in these good deeds to help the already abundant nature of Lee Led while imparting knowledge to tourists and younger generations…

Enjoy local southern dishes prepared with rich ingredients and fresh seafood products such as fish, shrimp, crab and clams. Then top the meal off with lots of local fruits like mangosteen, watermelon and rambutan…

We have arranged some well-equipped accommodation to offer you the best rest and relaxation as you enjoy your activities at Lee Led…

Do not miss out on the photo opportunities at some of the most exclusive spots in the community. Prepare your pose and share them on your social network…

This is a collection of all the photographs of activities and memories over your 2 days and 1 night at Lee Led. Although the time goes by in a flash, it’s enough to create tons of great, unforgettable memories…

Mr. Navamin Prasopnet, Managing Director, Mono Broadcast Co., Ltd. | Lee Led Community, Surat Thani, said, “In fact, Mono has been on outings and taken part in the mangrove-planting CSR activities here on many occasions. But I have to admit…